T K C n u t - e d C e n t s Don't invite disaster by disregarding the traffic lights. Too many impatient drivers disregard a light which they believe hasn't changed fast enough. All of us have seen—or experienced—near aeeidents because of disregard of lights. By all means wait until the light give* you the right to Com m ercial Header move. If you have a protest don’t make it with your car. •ml THK SOI TH BKRGf N HKV1FW Write a leter to the State Motor Vehicle Department. Tren­ ton. and really tell ’em off! Vol. 38 N n. I I.YM01H KST. Y I II I Y 12. »•»%*. Bergen Is To Get s e = s J°ne; .Fi®htc A r s t A light lap on the wrist wa* administered Mnnda> h> Magistrate H. Dirk Cohen of Passaic I*» a bartender who h o u rs C a r Inspection System Nine Hole Course T h ey arhnittedK served minors iu his har se\eral weeks ap». n th a) ■ lit ign-i I iMint* • T he youngster^ who drank at the bar became «b-4rcler- . t .r VI a l t e r II I ... v t I f .■* told the In and a Lyndhurst teen-age girl wa* raped. .CSV.rlt I it not kno« Lyndhurst Policemen Win to..k th. I rad in , I. u m g u p I he bartender. Joseph Llino of t h e t lub 2‘>f». 2 % Pas­ As Golf Starter A hut t; had gone t< th* OmI J.loToU* .oio.b.i . r Iloth ad Bergen County will gel « public golf conn**. But it i?* saic street. Passaic, was fined $2”»0. m »|K*rtion • » vi, h h a ' The liquor dealers parlance m i t ted ( :t K-.ng at th e | \ d l s h P . o , I, - l».»*l mol«»ri*t* I.. »- to 11 likely t«» he a nine-holer to start off with. This was the de- the penalty was like doing the In sentem ing Joseph Klni". s Home Ti nt/a said the t . i ailIu a t i on e x o f l« WMI 1 i girl had ' tour or fi\r riison of th*- Bergen County. Park Commission 011 Monday term on one foot It was that bai tender af the Club 296 l o h e n h e ld (. »r 42 nte m .b r g r i p f o r %»-ar be* 1 - .t th e M o n n w s t i e c t o 1 r 1 easy ■ charged that bar* in Pa-sSic M u m . j 1 al iNdicc t night as it mulh^l over the hids it received ta M is h nn*-nt. a-t w e e on Testimony was thp teen agei s have been too lax He ordered q u a n IHigh School VI ,vU» • H* t > an 18-hole course. ! gathered at Cohen's place and Kim**, a hist offender, to also Is sai l th<-\ ti».1 I t e m June 2!9 aft* i ttn dt inks b\ Klmo at the The lowest hid was for $29". drank beer Two Lyndhurst girls $10 couit cost* and seoten-ed « MS uccSv ci... Baby Parades : h im to 30 d a y s m th*- c o u n t , ja il C l Fh* \ w . r. u t a s k e d (KK) The freeholders leeentlv al- were involved They had at ' ll.rt I “ »n-riK i located lust $190,000 for the job. tended a Passaic dance in com but suspended sentene thru ve thev - mi 1 The Park Commission, which Winning Kids pany with other girls and in the The Lyndhui st gill* testified l> has the necessary land in N.orth- company of a Clifton youth who they w ere taken to the Pa.ssai ■ • n»*-> vale and Ro kleiuh. could not had previously dated one of the s tr .'e t b ai b \ Jo>c%>h L ip a r i. I?* ta k . see the way toward tietting the g irls of 124 How land avenue CUM >11 w:in necessary full amount So the One Lyndhurst girl got home and Stanley Ten* 21. of 2fl, mm< nine hole course was proposed. safely. The other girl was mo­ S a m u e l a v e n u e C ifto n . fo llo w 29*' If th*- freeholders ai prove, lested by several young men i n t a d a n c e at th e p o lis h Pe*»- ht** work can bee n very shortly and "The next person who comes pie's llmne. 1 3 Mom nr stieet, an 1 the course will be a reality by before me for serv ing minor s. Passat* on the ni*{ht of June 2 (in ■ n e x t y e a r. said Cohen, "I intend to penalize In a sepai at* action. the Ho However. County Counsel Mil­ to the full extent of the law and mother of one of the guls (us H. ton T I,ash* i said he has not yet that includes a jail sentence." charged that tie 1 daughter was tt* decided whether the commission can go ahead 011 the basis of the bids in hand He said they are based on specification;, calling 980 Children Enroll At Playgrounds fo r a n 18 h o le c o u r s e a n d it *<nng e**ntc.» t T u e s might be necessary to seek new Despite the Fourth of July I pet | late * holiday and two days of rain. 1 day of last w e e k T h e s r I t e d bids on a nine-holer - Sand1 a M In any event, Thornton Bish­ the largest attendance in play winners we bai a Sabi. op. chairman of the park com­ ground history enrolled and at 1 prettiest. B tended the playgrounds last original, and M ice B e 11 .11 mission, said the entire matter will be left with the freeholders week in t.yndhurst. A total of | the funniest 980 children registered at the, This week doll on tests w ill be gu 1- for a decision High i held at all playgrounds t,.. « th« i >o\ M e a n w h ile , hi vas confident four playgrounds. The with | w ith the start of the handicraft Nt that local golfe: can get then Janice Ann ard Billy Marra, School led in attendance program Showers weie given at Du* shoot-ng irons 11 rd e r. T h e r e ’ll dressed as Peter Pan anl Tink 350, Columbus second with 311. all playgrounds on Tuesday of reh he golf, he feel >n an 18-hole er Bell were judged the most followed by Jefferson then last week and again . Rosemaiy o r 9-h<>le co m w h e n n e x t beautiful a l the Fourth of July Washington Schools. t>« ! ak* Buscemi showed a flair of orig spiing dawns. Baby Parade at the Itigh Male supervisors werte busy School Field o n W c Inesdav. conducting try-outs for their mal it v by arranging towels and | we- - softball teams who will compete bathing robes in beach style on j e*d. .1 ; in the Hound Robin tournament the High School lawn j'effo I l This Saturday afternoon, a Improvements starting this week Miss R o s e ­ j a | p! . m mary Buscemi, supervisor a t th e group of hoys will be taken to July Fourth I sch o o l Are Approved High Si-hool playground in itia t the Yankee Stadium as guests of ed the season by holding a pa the New York Yankees They m g n Program is The Township Commissioners j lest week introduced three or Big Success dinances nailing for municipal j improvements. All will come up JACK BRESLIN HONORED BY LAWYERS A. large crowd of townspeople ^or final hearing July Ifi braved the inclement weather on The first, an emergency meas John J. Breslin Jr.. former Lyndhurst resident and July 4 to make the Independence ure. would authorize the expen recorder, has been voted one of the leading Irial hiw\er« l.-gl- of T l ial lasy.o 1 h r Kel Day program one of the most sue- diture of $5,000 to repair the of the country by the American College of Trial I awyer*. low sh i| > is aw-ai le<i to a tto rn ey s cessful in the township’s history traffic signal at Valley Brook Breslin. who now lives in Hackensack and praeli.es ..n th e bai• Is of their csim iieo, .• Local Youngsters in Dance Exhibit The throne gathered at the high avenue and Oiient way The ap .« iii < o u i t t im l w «*r k school field. thhn the gymnasium paratus was damaged hy a truck law there, joins a select group. ._______ _______ ov* i a |KM «*Kt .4 15 y ea i ' to take part in the day-long fes The second hill would provide Bn erved as Lyndhurst j C u m jwrt Said Bieslin a focrn ti vi ties that were highlighted hy $3,400 for the resurfacing of cord'* fo r 10 y e a r s H e et f/l'os tor of Be i gen County a baby parade, track and field Wilson and Harding avenues east brother of Public Safety Dire- t foirntnlly imtii.